Hi Bert,
Yes, it's getting tight, but about 400 bytes left....
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Re: Smooth LED fading via PWM
Hi Bert,
Yes, it's getting tight, but about 400 bytes left....
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Re: Smooth LED fading via PWM
Seems like the easy way out will be to store all or part of your table in code. Maybe that is DAT? Then you have some EEeprom left. Next up, how about compressing that data somewhat. Maybe use 2 bytes for each unique number. Ie
10,1,8,2
So the 10 means there are 10 1's 8 2's and so forth. But since I don't know how you are using the data it's hard to guess at that.
As for writing the user variable to EEPROM, there is a command for that. Can't think ou it off the top of my head.
-Bert
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Re: Smooth LED fading via PWM
Hank, just skimmed over the post and I see I have steered you back to where you were. Sorry for that. How are you usin the data? Maybe we can compress it. Are you using it in order or random access?
-Bert
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Re: Smooth LED fading via PWM
Maybe the WRITE command.......Originally Posted by cncmachineguy
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Gadelhas
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Re: Smooth LED fading via PWM
I think instead of having 31 consecutive memory locations that contain a "1", I'd just store the first 1 and arrange my code so that when it looks up those locations they all point to the one slot that actually contains the "1".
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